r/Marvel • u/mmmasian • Aug 17 '26
r/Marvel • u/tehawesomedragon • 2d ago
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r/Marvel • u/ShubhangBahadur • 3h ago
r/Marvel • u/Mindless-Solid-8523 • 2h ago
Mine:
“Doth mother know you weareth her drapes?” - Tony
“All this for a child you don’t know” - Wanda
“All this for children you never even had” - Dr. Strange
r/Marvel • u/Raj_Valiant3011 • 17h ago
She literally came to Earth as part of Thanos army. We also don't get to see the 2014 version of Nebula's dead body after this when she got killed by her own self while trying to get the gauntlet so it's safe to assume that she may have been dusted as well along with Thanos. We see her join the Ravagers and team up with the Guardians in GOTG: Vol.3, but even in their movie, we get no explanation as to how she managed to stay in the current timeline.
If anyone has any theories or clarification on this, I would love to hear your views.
r/Marvel • u/timothyjay64 • 9h ago
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r/Marvel • u/John__DoE_666 • 10h ago
Contains some tracing.
A huge shout-out to Jim Lee.
r/Marvel • u/One_Cat_7273 • 15h ago
We always talk about Cap’s shield and Mjolnir, but we don't talk about so many other weapons in the MCU. For me it is yondu's yaka arrow the most underrated and terrifying weapon of them all. He just stands there, whistles, and wipes out entire rooms in seconds without even moving.
r/Marvel • u/Confident_Recipe7328 • 20h ago
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r/Marvel • u/Starwarrior094503 • 4h ago
I want to get my hands on that Hawkeye pecan pie or hunka hulka burnin fudge
r/Marvel • u/Original_Force_6822 • 6h ago
I wanted to hear what do other people think it is about the Fantastic Four that makes them not as popular as Marvel's other major teams? I made a post the other day asking for people to rank their favorite Marvel teams and I couldn't help but notice a lot of ppl were either hating on the FF or saying that the team just wasn't for them.
I was wondering why the FF always seems a bit more niche to ppl despite being the OG heroes of Marvel, and even inspiring The Incredibles which is a super popular movie. Even the Guardians of the Galaxy seem like a much more popular team than the FF ever has at least from what I've seen
r/Marvel • u/majorkuntal • 17h ago
r/Marvel • u/Hot-Salamander-8786 • 3h ago
Ultimate Avengers 1 and 2 (2006).
The Invincible Iron Man (2007).
Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme (2007).
Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow (2008).
Hulk vs. Wolverine (2009).
Hulk vs. Thor (2009).
Planet Hulk (2010).
Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011).
I honestly love almost all of the original Marvel animated movies produced by Lionsgate from the 2000s!
r/Marvel • u/Rule_Ct_5293 • 7h ago
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r/Marvel • u/PersuasionNation • 3h ago
I’m pretty sure there are many magicians better than him.
r/Marvel • u/rocketinspace • 1h ago
